Sentence examples for contained misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

Saying the book should not be used in Catholic schools and colleges, the bishops singled out passages they said contained "misrepresentations, ambiguities and errors".

As their dating progressed, Ms. Wu researched Mr. Nobay online and learned that in 1998 he sued Princeton, unsuccessfully, for defamation after the university notified medical schools he had applied to that his applications contained misrepresentations and altered his academic record.

Securities put together by HSBC, Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank, Nomura, UBS and Credit Suisse also contained misrepresentations, but at a lower rate, the economists found.

If such endorsements contain misrepresentations, the endorser risks personal liability.

The ambiguous wording of Detzner's resignation from the Geographical Society of Berlin the use of such phrases as contains misrepresentations, scientific report in part only, primarily fictional, unusual circumstances in Germany, and so on misled later scholars, many of whom remained unaware of the controversy surrounding his book.

"They have to basically show that the application contained a misrepresentation and that the misrepresentation was material," Mr. Joyce said.

Your item on my book "The Righteous Men," published under the name Sam Bourne (TBR: Inside the List, Sept. 10) and the fate of an unflattering review of it for The Guardian, contained a crucial misrepresentation of the facts.

The editorial unfortunately contained a disturbing misrepresentation of the transition back to the ranks of our former dean of the Rotman School of Management, Roger Martin.

She said Mr Cameron's speech contained "half-truths and misrepresentations" and that a deal agreed in 2007 would ensure a £57bn reduction in public sector pension liabilities over the next 50 years.

But she also characterized it as containing "many inaccuracies, misrepresentations and distortions".

But the Reading FC chairman, Sir John Madejski, said the article contained "a series of gross misrepresentations" which were "insults" to his club's good name.